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Paying for Drupal

Keynote for camp: Drupalcamp Taipei 2014

Keynote for the first day of Drupalcamp Taipei.

Because Drupal is free, in fairness, you should volunteer to make Drupal.

Volunteers pay for Drupal. 2215 contributors to Drupal 8. 100s of code sprint organizers. 100s of translators.
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Drupal is more than code

Keynote for camp: Drupalcamp Taipei 2014

Keynote for the second day of Drupalcamp Taipei.

The software industry has a diversity problem. If we want better software, we need diversity.

Results of our experiment. 11 total groups. 8 "diverse" groups, 3 "non-diverse" groups. In the non-diverse groups, there were no correct answers. In mixed-gender groups, 73% got the correct answer. In single-gender groups, 43% got the correct answer.
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Rethinking Responsive Building Techniques

camp: DrupalCamp Taipei 2012

We’ve had over a year to think about how “Responsive web design” affects us. In this session, we’ll think about the limitations we’ve placed on ourselves with our current layout building techniques and how to break free from them. Break free from regions. Break free from CSS limitations. Break free from the difficulties inherit in responsive design.

Creating a layout is like…a game of Tetris…but upside-down.
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Mobile Drupal: Building a mobile theme

camp: DrupalCamp Taipei 2011

Responsive design is about to take over how all websites will be built. Learn about how to create websites that respond to all screen sizes in a way that is much simpler to implement than traditional mobile website.

Responsive Design: Single source of HTML, responds to different viewport sizes, first described by Ethan Marcotte's article
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Become an IA Superstar

camp: DrupalCamp Taipei 2011

Learn how to slice, sort, expand, and tweak Drupal’s menus in flexible ways to build a usable Information Architecture for your website.

Patterns in IA 資訊架構的樣版模式
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